Can you detect the current value for -moz-device-pixel-ratio and -o-device-pixel-ratio using JavaScript?

You can test media features from JS using https://developer.mozilla. Org/en/DOM/window.matchMedia.

Ah, that’s worth a look. It doesn’t provide the actual value for the device’s pixel ratio, but it does let you test values to see if they’re the device’s value. – Paul D.

Waite Nov 1 at 16:27 1 Right. And it lets you do > tests, I would think, so worst-case you can binary-search for the right value... – Boris Zbarsky Nov 1 at 18:58 Oh does it? That’s useful.

Excellent, cheers. – Paul D. Waite Nov 1 at 22:04.

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